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Valdosta State University

Valdosta State University

Valdosta State University is a comprehensive public university serving over 11,000 students in 60+ undergraduate and graduate programs. Located in the vibrant city of Valdosta, GA, Valdosta State is intimately connected and committed to the beautiful South Georgia region. Our students live and learn on our beautiful campus in the heart of one of America’s Friendliest Cities, and enjoy easy access to the bustling cities of Atlanta, Jacksonville, and Orlando, along with all the culture, industry connections and opportunities they offer. Valdosta State students can participate in cutting-edge research and internships as early as their first year, enjoying all the resources of a large university alongside the faculty mentorship and close-knit community of a much smaller institution.www.valdosta.edu

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Sep 19, 2026

Quintin HunterGUEST
7:45
Um, give credit to Tuscaloosa, um, But we got to be focused on Catawba and get ready to play them tomorrow at 6.
GregoryHOST
7:54
What's about the scheduling? I mean, I thought it was just a fun game to play against that Valdosta State there.
GregoryHOST
7:58
I mean, that's just a really cool game to have.
GregoryHOST
8:00
Obviously, you have, you know, Faram now you can put on the schedule.

27 MINS LATER

Quintin HunterGUEST
34:49
But going into this tradition, going into my third year, I think the biggest thing for me is just understanding what this SAC conference is all about.
Quintin HunterGUEST
34:57
I think that's always the most important thing is you got to know, be aware of the competition, but also the teams that you are playing.
Quintin HunterGUEST
35:07
Like I said, we played Valdosta State.
Quintin HunterGUEST
35:09
I know that's not in the SAC, but that's a newer team.
Zach SmithHOST
55:08
And they played Clemson.
Zach SmithHOST
55:09
So it's not like they played UL Lafayette and fucking Valdosta State.
Zach SmithHOST
55:14
They played a decent opponent at the very least.
Zach SmithHOST
55:16
And so that's a huge contention point.
Clay EdwardsHOST
22:15
I didn't want to see the underdog win that day, I can assure you.
Clay EdwardsHOST
22:18
What was it? Not Valdosta State.
Clay EdwardsHOST
22:21
What was the team that beat Michigan a few years back?
Sean YurtkuranGUEST
22:24
Appalachian State.
Brooks AustinHOST
40:20
But yeah, no.
Brooks AustinHOST
40:21
Going on the road to Valdosta State knowing that you're about to take a 55-point ass whipping was not fun.
JonathanHOST
40:27
And honestly, because I had my fair share of those in high school too, it's the week leading up to it.
JonathanHOST
40:33
It's the practices that you're going through, the prep that you're doing, just knowing like, all right, we're going to try and learn how to defend this offense today when you know like there's just – I don't want to say there's no point, but it feels like there's no point in doing this.
Jeff DantzlerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
24:09
His third, fourth, and fifth years at Georgia, he played for Jim Donnan, who did a great job rebuilding our program, and Coach Donnan's a Hall of Fame coach.
Jeff DantzlerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
24:18
Then he went and was a graduate assistant at Valdosta State for Chris Hatcher, who's a terrific coach.
Jeff DantzlerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
24:25
And then he worked for Bobby Bound at Florida State.
Jeff DantzlerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
24:28
Nick Saban, Mark Richt, Nick Saban.
Jeff DantzlerGUEST
7:04
His third, fourth, and fifth years at Georgia, he played for Jim Donnan, who did a great job rebuilding our program, and Coach Donnan's a Hall of Fame coach.
Jeff DantzlerGUEST
7:13
Then he went and was a graduate assistant at Valdosta State for Chris Hatcher, who's a terrific coach.
Jeff DantzlerGUEST
7:20
And then he worked for Bobby Bowden at Florida State.
Jeff DantzlerGUEST
7:23
Nick Saban, Mark Richt, Nick Saban.
Vernique EstherGUEST
12:23
So in college, I found a ministry, immediately joined.
Vernique EstherGUEST
12:26
Like, my first thing before I even enrolled in classes was I looked up all the church campus, or all the campus ministries at Valdosta State to see, like, where I would join, and I, I immediately went and visited one.
Vernique EstherGUEST
12:38
I was like, "All right, I'll be here forever." And so with that I ended up, um...
Vernique EstherGUEST
12:42
It was kind of also a very rigid organization.
Diann V. RileyGUEST
0:01
Okay.
Diann V. RileyGUEST
0:02
Um, as a musician, I think it was in 2011, um, at Valdosta State University, um, you were doing, I would think the term was a recital, and to sit there and watch my son just go from one instrument to another instrument, I was so proud because I went back to seeing that three-year-old boy playing with the pots and pans, and now he's play- playing all of these instruments, and he's doing well.
Diann V. RileyGUEST
0:32
So I w- I think I was more excited than you were, um, sitting in that auditorium watching you.
Brandon McCraeHOST
0:39
You would like that song again.
Dustin SwedelsonGUEST
44:57
I've been to Bradley Mu- Municipal Stadium.
Dustin SwedelsonGUEST
44:59
I saw AJ Milwee quarterback the North Alabama Lions for like three straight years and just pick apart Valdosta State.
Dustin SwedelsonGUEST
45:06
So I, I know what that program is.
Dustin SwedelsonGUEST
45:08
It is not ready to compete with an SEC team, and don't get it twisted.

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